The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-29
The Water Front.

If business was not all that could be de-
sired in town. the front presented a scene of
activity which would dispel the illusion that
everything IL the way OF activity was at its
lowest-drays with loads of sugar were to be
seen vending their way IN all directions.
The receipts of sugar and other freight
still continue to arrive freely. All the coast
ing steamers arriving on Sunday had good
cargoes-the kinau, 1l,00o bags sugar; the
Likelike, 7,S47 bags-she extended her trip to
Hamakua; the Mikahala, over 1000 bags; the
Surprise and kilauea Hou. on Saturday, each
over 1900 bags sugar. The coasters during
the week did well.
Arrivais-25d, Am. VIII. bark Frances Pal
mez from San Francisco, and cruise; oath, Il.
R NJ. VitiRz, from the Marquesas.
Departures-2Sd, brig ]. d. Spreckels and
bktne. S. n. Castle, for San Francisco, with
full cargoes of sugar, and the bark Velocity
for Hongkong; 24th, Am. VIII. bark Helen Mar
for Arctic, and Am. tern Hera for San Fran
cisco with 500 tons sugar; Both, Nor. bark 2.
c. Peterson and bktne Eureka for San Fran
cisco with full cargoes of sugar; 9th, n. l. L.
NJ. Yitiaz for Yokohama.
On the sd the new bktne. 5. n. Castle and
the clipper brig I'D. Spreckels sailed within
an hour of each other for San Francisco
both rounding koko head. These two YES
sells viii probably try conclusions on the pas
sage over.
The steamer Surprise Is now bringing large
loads Of sugar from huau, Maui, and makes
good time besides.
The little schooner hauilua, of the Inter
Island fleet, Is surprising every one with the
rapidity with which she makes her trips,
bringing full cargoes each time. Capt, Mac
aulay understands handling her TO advan
tage.
The Am. bktne. J. A. Falkenberg is en-
route from the Sound with lumber. and is
fully due.
The steamer Iwalani went on the Railway
for cleaning and repairs TO her copper, on
Tuesday. The Iwalani's cabin has also been
eurtailed, giving her greater freight capacity.
She sailed Saturday for Hamakus ports.
The tern Hera, after completing needed
repairs IN the stream, was hauled alongside
the wharf and quickly loaded, sailing for San
Francisco on the oath, with about 500 tons
sugar-valued at $3S,S2475.
The Am. bktne. Mary Winklemann is now
loading sugar, and expects to sail tomorrow
for San Francisco. The WInklemann is now
commanded by Capt. Blake formerly of the
Selma.
The Am. tern W. S. Bovine is loading sugar
for San Francisco, and viii probably sail dur
ing the week.
The German bark c. R. Bishop, yesterday
received sugar from the hinau. She Will
probably complete her loading this week.
The Eureka had 900 bags sugar. !, 200 bags
rice, 30 bbls. molaSSeS and 800 punches ban
anas, for San Francisco.
The Nor. bark P. C. Peterson had 1854
has S4 y SID 10 30 h2eS zee for San Fran;
q light freight and So Chinese passengers.
The 5. \. Castle had 1859 bags sugar and
6,5S+ gals. sperm oil, the latest value of which
was 81, 1886. The total cargo was 800 tons.
The ]. D. Spreckals had 6,04S bags sugar
and 40 bags rice, valued at SIS, $3.50.
While IN port, besides coaling, the Russian
war-ship, Nitiaz, received new coat of paint.
The departures leave the harbor almost
bare of vessels destined for San Francisco,
all IN port are loading. There are several
vessels now due from San Francisco.
The steamer Australia may be looked for
April 9th, and the Alameda on the 18th, both
from San Francisco.
The Manposs will leave Honolulu for San
Eraneisco. April Sth.